>> for hayes valley? >> the city. >> no, this is just hayes valley. >> is there an out right ban on retail they can't go through the initial use. >> it's a been ban. >> right now they have a moratorium on a ban. instead of being national it goes international >> okay. >> any other commissioner comments before we open it up for public comment? seeing that do we have public comment on item number 7 >> mr. commissioner i have 3 public speaker cards. any additional members of the public you may fill out a card. the 3 speakers i have (calling names) >> line up and you'll have 3 minutes each. and i'm sorry if i butchered your name. >> i'm the president of the hayes valley retailer association. thank you for out lynn what we want to accomplish. when we addressed the retail plan we didn't fully grasp it the valley would be such a global demand business neighborhood so we're here to understand and recognize the economic factor based on small retailers like myself. compared to global companies that have much more f

hayes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ♪ >> it is so unfair to her. it is a dismissive, condescending title. it suggests she is smooth talking and her function in life was to not serve alcohol. lucy hayes is so much more. as was her husband. everything she accomplished in the white house was in spite of the fact her husband's legitimacy to be president was questioned. >> she was a charming person, very delightful. innovative. >> one of the more controversial collections is the white house china. an article says the art was absurd. who would want to eat a lovely meal and see a duck at the bottom of their plate? >> she took an interest in public affairs from an early age. >> two causes that were important to her were veterans soldiers and or friends, children who were made orphans as a result of the civil war. >> she was a very devout mother. she does not neglect her children. she embraces the life. >> women's min

i'm daniel i'm born and raised in hayes valley. and i've had the future to own a business we do guided bike tours around the city. i have the that, of course, of not only a hayes resident but who brings tours into the valley. and one of the things we get to showcase is the authenticity of san francisco. we've taken - we've been in hayes valley since june and we've taken roughly 6 thousand 8 hundred and 6 people into the valley and they've been ecstatic of what's been going on. i'm proud to have a business within hayes valley and been born here and it's something i think t is important to maintaining the benefit of the neighborhood >> any speakers. >> i want to give some insight in the last three weeks we've lost 5 businesses because formula retail has gone in and misrepresented facts to this floor and held the permits and passed the permit appeal period, started building and the neighborhood and merchants didn't have a chance to do anything because we were told the project has already started. my question is for hayes valley and fo

hayes valley has always been a test case. supervisor mar on it's introduced an ordinance that would make it citywide. there's nothing in this ordinance that would prevent this from happening but this is all a separate conversation. we're seeking a might have had revision. the staff has recommended an approval that would be based on two things first, the department doesn't have the expertise to control the structure and the land issues are not a factor. with respect to the first point verifying oernz. in the course of the coming weeks at the ordinance moves thereto process the supervisor is happy to help with the implementation for vivifying oernz and i have already had several conversations with deputy district attorney how the planning department can verify the structure. the department could require some evidence from the pleasant such as articles of corporates corporation and there's an existing process for code violations for the board of appeals. if a third party shows evidence the department can initiate the process and

hayes. then we look at town hall meetings being held by commebs of congress. then a -- members of congress. then discussion of electronic surveillance and human rights. on the next "washington journal," we'll discuss north carolina's new voter identification law in light of the supreme court's decision to strike down the parts of the voting rights act. our guest is myrna perez. we'll also be joined by lock heed martin vice president steve o'brien to discuss the uture of the company's joint strike fighter. the pentagon is planning to use more than 2,400 of the advanced technology aircraft in all branches of the military. at an estimated cost of $1.5 trillion. earlier this year on c-span's q&a d, a reporter discussed his trip to the lock heed martin ighter demonstration center. >> to sit in a flight simulator that they have. >> where? >> very interesting question. just across the river this crystal city, virginia. not more than a 10-minute car ride from capitol hill. and it's part of their fli

there was an issue bracket forgot in the hayes valley district about the grocery stores. if there's a complete ban it doesn't matter for this legislation but it's not universally accepted and especially raising the issues by other people in the neighborhood was rather disconcerting i guess. and thirdly the formula retail has no ability to effect even a local business that sells international or national good days. theory not going n that direction are we? i just purchased something on hayes street but it was an brrl brand and they having had more than one type of clothing brand who's name will be unmentioned at the moment but that store also carried other branded names and so somebody's looking for something they, go to local stores and find that >> that's bad if we start recycling what people sell. >> i want to add in expansion of the case studies. those are comparing other cities what they do and relative to store front size. that's not a question of banning the stores by getting realistic perimeters and hanging on specific neighborhoods and push back with choices in th

. >> i'm the president of the hayes valley retailer association. thank you for out lynn what we want to accomplish. when we addressed the retail plan we didn't fully grasp it the valley would be such a global demand business neighborhood so we're here to understand and recognize the economic factor based on small retailers like myself. compared to global companies that have much more financial status than i do. this is important to protect our small bini but to protect a very educate thing we in hayes valley have accomplished in taking a neighborhood that was empty storefronts and making it now what is globally as one of the best shopping districts in all of san francisco. and you have in your packet a couple of photo imagines through the japanese fashion and design magazine doing a whole tribute to we love america and they talk about the mission. and it's a cultural neighborhood. the only other shopping center in the city is hayes valley. we have 15 small businesses featured in this magazine. key for me is protecting this uniqueness we have going

there was an issue bracket forgot in the hayes valley district about the grocery stores. if there's a complete ban it doesn't matter for this legislation but it's not universally accepted and especially raising the issues by other people in the neighborhood was rather disconcerting i guess. and thirdly the formula retail has no ability to effect even a local business that sells international or national good days. theory not going n that direction are we? i just purchased something on hayes street but it was an brrl brand and they having had more than one type of clothing brand who's name will be unmentioned at the moment but that

the entire prosecution is geared to killing steven hayes. and so here he is trying to kill himself, and we won't let him do that, because we want to extract our pound of flesh. it is really a sick kind of process in my opinion. >> tragedy at trial, front page. >> right now, both sides are inside of this courtroom and all eyes are on what is going to happen in the opening arguments. heavy, heavy security around steven hayes brought in by authorities on the convoy of vehicles. >> there is no cameras allowed in the courtroom so you won't see what is going on in there, but tweeting is allowed. >> a juror has been excused, because she said she could not be fair, because she heard news reports of steven hayes' suicide attempt. >> this jury will end up making two decisions. one is the guilt or innocence of the defendant, and if they find him guilty, then they would have to decide if he should get the death penalty for the crime. >> going into the courtroom, steven hayes was off to my left. i look at him and i think, i still can't believe that you d

the entire prosecution is geared to killing steven hayes.re he is trying to kill himself, and we won't let him do that, because we want to extract our pound of flesh. it is really a sick kind of process in my opinion. de of this courtroom and all eyes are on what is going to happen in the opening arguments. heavy, heavy security around steven hayes brought in by authorities on the convoy of vehicles. >> there is no cameras allowed in the courtroom so you won't see what is going on in there, but tweeting is allowed. >> a juror has been excused, because she said she could not be fair, because she heard news reports of steven hayes' suicide attempt. >> this jury will end up making two decisions. one is the guilt or innocence of the defendant, and if they find him guilty, then they would have to decide if he should get the death penalty for the crime. >> going into the courtroom, steven hayes was off to my left. i look at him and i think, i still can't believe that you did this. i said as soon as i found out that my sister died, just come into m

we see a lot of people employed along hayes and i think we need to get a better understanding. by in the context of this legislation i am going to support it because of the fact that's a fairness and equality issue. and i want to be supportive are on the second issue related to how do you determine ownership. i'm supportive of the affidavit having the structure but in the planning code we can't put that language but if someone is - i remember that at one point one company had a interest in mcdonald. 50 percent isn't a magic number but to put something in the find a that specifics this is not part of the global but i think that's the place for it not in the planning code. i don't know that 50 is the right fun. i'm for the legislation including the global retailers because of the fairness issue and i'm supportive of something in the affidavit but not in the code >> commissioner. >> so i'm supportive also. i think we've already set the bar hierarchical for formula retailers for observe reasons the voters passed that initiative. this is defining the retailers more it make sense. i

we've seen an example in hayes valley we've got stores coming in it is a formula retailer because it has more than 11 stores but i don't see the change for the 50 percent rule mcdonald's can open up a version of a store and i and call it someone else. they would get around the retailer formula. those are tweaks to the definition and not things we're going to address in the study. i'm skeptical of the formula because it depends upon the neighborhood between the pizza and the starbuck's. i'd recommended the board supports this legislation >> it that a motion? >> i'd say a friendly amendment in the second ownership thing. the approach would be in the affidavit and the 15 to explore the other language. yeah. we were - we rely on people who fill out an explanation they'll tell us whether or not they're a formula retailer and we look at the formula definition. i'm supportive of that >> the staff is concerned about the code that would say that. and this would be making that. i know how the code actual what the code says >> emry rogers the proposal from supervisor breed doesn't say making an

. >> and again, i put this separately than what's in hayes valley a ban the retail. i think when the city come down we'll look at whether or not the ban is acceptable. there's an issue ever of a grocery store people in hayes valley may want it and there maybe a ban that stops them from getting it >> i agree that the process currently works and that's why i'm not going to support this. i think we already have something in place and as i pointed out it we've supported some things and denied other things. while its in the perfect we have a check and balance system now. but - >> i think the example of granite i think if starbuck's fought a company h that has less than 11 without going through this process they should. >> was there a clarification? >> i want to say one point. thank you for sticking up for my boss. i want to make a practical point. supervisor farrell has introduced this and supervisor mar is introducing an ordinance to do it citywide. it is probably the direction the board of supervisors wants to go and i'd like say to the commissioners that the board is n

i would like to know why my sister and steven hayes weren't stopped at the bank. she wasn't held at the bank. there were some police officers that, off the record, said to people in the town that they heard the girls screaming in the end. did they try to enter, did they not try to enter? and why weren't there policemen looking in the windows? my sister had no blinds on her windows. i just want the facts. and nobody has told us what really happened. >> and today, a state prosecutor said he'll seek the death penalty for komisarjevsky and hayes. today the state charged the men with six counts each of capital felony murder. >> right from the first time that we met, steven hayes was suicidal, depressed. just doesn't really understand how this all happened. his record is lengthy. he's got all these burglaries. most involve car burglaries. in this state, burglary includes the break-in of a car. and they were all daytime. he would sit and watch, people would park their cars, they would go walking on a trail, break into their car and take a laptop or a radio or a phone. so

supports those change to keep the integrity of the ban into effect in hayes valley. i was delighted to hear your comments you get the issues and understand what our concerns are and why hayes valley has been at the forefront in this fetter and we hope that we can just keep it current with all the challenges we face so it retains effective as originally intended thank you very much >> thank you. >> any other members of the public wish to make a comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so first of all, i want to thank the 3 of you for coming out. it's so important and i like to say this that you're concerned by coming here. it's not just what we do it's a team sport and if the merchants and small business owners don't show up here we don't have the credibility when it comes to making a recommendation we're just recommending into the air. i think we've seen over the last several years and very recently especially in matters that relate to parking and other issues in some you thought neighborhoods that the merchant associations and the neighborhood

he studies david hayes closely, then makes a call. the plot for the robbery unfolding on camera? it turns out, this is 26-year-old ronald jones, a man with a criminal record, known as "hod rod." he would later be fingered as one of the assailants. and records would show he placed a call to the phone of wendell watkins, a hardened criminal with a long record of robbery with fire arms. as david approaches the cashier window, jones is on another call with this man, 20-year-old ryan bundy. who talked with us about that night. >> somebody told me how much money he had won at the casino that night. i got a call to pick him up, ronald jones. >> reporter: jones and bundy follow david out of the parking lot. >> i seen him get in his car. >> reporter: and they say they pick up watkins on the way to david's house. >> i followed him close to his house, and i returned later on that night. >> reporter: then, the three men, wearing masks, make off with the cash. weeks later, following a tip from an informant, bundy and jones are arrested at their ho

hayes valley has always been a test case. supervisor mar on it's introduced an ordinance that would make it citywide. there's nothing in this ordinance that would prevent this from happening but this is all a separate conversation. we're seeking a might have had revision. the staff has recommended an approval that would be based on two things first, the department doesn't have the expertise to control the structure and the land issues are not a factor. with respect to the first point verifying oernz. in the course of the coming weeks at the ordinance moves thereto process the supervisor is happy to help with the

all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in." a little more than amonth since egyptians gathered by the millions to celebrate the overthrow of their president. that country is in a state of emergency. >>> also tonight, a growing boycott for the winter olympics in rush why. it turns out harvey fierstein had a real problem with our coverage. tonight he will be here to set me straight. stay tuned for that. we must begin with the horrifying violence unfolding in egypt, in what looks to be a massacre of demonstrators during a military crackdown at two protest camps in cairo. 235 civilians have been killed. according to egyptian health officials, with more than 2,000 people injured. richard engel was there. >> security forces are firing into the side streets. positions between protesters, security forces, all over cairo, and this one looks like it's about to get very ugly [ speaking foreign language ] >> they are lying about >> they are lying about everything. they say we have weapons, we have cannons inside. and i

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. on "all in" as the smoke clears from yesterday's deadly crackdown in egypt, the horrible human toll is revealed and the world decides how to react. we'll go back live to cairo in just a moment. >>> also tonight, shocking video posted to the web gives a disturbing glimpse into the current situation for gays living in russia. as the outrage grows and olympics draw near, is there any way this doesn't become a full-blown firestorm? >>> that plus my special documentary on climate change will be airing in this hour tomorrow night. tonight we'll give you a sneak preview of the politics of power. that's coming up. >>> we begin with the gruesome aftermath of the worst military crackdown in egypt since its president mohamed morsi was

tavis: before i get a phone call from somebody, david porter is more than isaac hayes.am and dave. he's anybody and everybody at stax. >> it's true. tavis: david porter had a hand in it years later, so we want to give dave his props. how did you process at that time being on stax versus, say a motown? because for folk who remember that era, motown had its brand and they were out the gate first, but when stax showed up with all that soul, it was a whole different kind of day. >> we were listening to everything that motown did, and we didn't compare. we tried to emulate some. but at the same time, we wanted to keep our individuality. so we thought of ourselves as being the simple, funky musicians, and them being the more sophisticated people, is the way we thought of it. tavis: tell me about those booker t. and the mg days. >> those were the days of the hammond organ and trying to integrate the -- [indiscernible] sound of a bill doggett or a ray charles or a jimmy smith. those were my mentors, or those are my inspirations, and exciting, exciting times. tavis: i've always

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he studies david hayes closely, then makes a call.ut, this is 26-year-old ronald jones, a man with a criminal record, known as "hod rod." he would later be fingered as one of the assailants. and records would show he placed a call to the phone of wendell watkins, a hardened criminal with a long record of robbery with fire arms. as david approaches the cashier window, jones is on another call with this man, 20-year-old ryan bundy. who talked with us about that night. >> somebody told me how much money he had won at the casino that night. i got a call to pick him up, ronald jones. >> reporter: jones and bundy follow david out of the parking lot. >> i seen him get in his car. >> reporter: and they say they pick up watkins on the way to david's house. >> i followed him close to his house, and i returned later on that night. >> reporter: then, the three men, wearing masks, make off with the cash. weeks later, following a tip from an informant, bundy and jones are arrested at their homes near the casino. on the local news, jones' distraught

♪ ♪ sean hayes: wow, so many amazing people here tonight.en, thank you for you having me, but you didn't have a choice. lily tomlin, i'm such a big fan of lily tomlin, what an honor to share a stage with such an icon. just when you thought we ran out of groundbreaking gay women tonight, poof, here i am. i uh, i'm absolutely thrilled to be here for what promises to be an exciting evening filled with celebration, reflection, admiration, judgment, flirting, arguments, breakups and finally reconciliation. and that's just me standing at the men's room next to jimmy kimmel. i'm here tonight as a friend of ellen and as a fellow member of the "jeopardy" category, "gay sitcom stars." when they, when they asked me to be a part of honoring ellen this evening, i was thrilled to learn she was still alive and present to receive the mark twain prize. i'm sure one day very soon, genetic technology and computer modeling will be able to tell us exactly who mark twain would want to win his prize. until then, we just have to guess. the winner of the mark twain

joining us now is chris hayes, host of the excellent "all in with chris hayes" here on msnbc.r staying late. >> i was panicked while you were playing the ad, that was my phone on. >> oh, yeah, the phone ringing! >> they've got that playing almost subliminally. it does have a role in the plot of the ad. and it's annoying in a way that makes you pay attention. but, yeah, do you agree that it's well-done? >> i do agree it's well done. and i agree with you the message has been sharpened and i think you're right the framing of carbon pollution, specifically, is a real improvement on what's come before. we think of carbon as pollution, because people don't like pollution. and it's very hard to be on the side of pollution. and this is what it is. it is carbon solution. >> and when you imagine it as carbon pollution and not some other variant of pollution, you imagine soot. which is not actually what we're talking about. >> and the thing that does, if you could take the carbon dioxide in the air and make it a different color, we would have dealt with the problem by now. >> right. >> b

. >> and you can catch all in with chris hayes week nights on msnbc. here is your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. vice president joe biden went to houston monday with his son, beau, for medical tests. beau was hospitalized for weakness and disorientation after a long vacation drive. three years ago he suffered a mild stroke. >>> caroline kennedy has revealed financial information for the first time. for her nomination to be ambassador to japan, kennedy filed documents that show her personal fortune could be between $250 million and $500 million. >>> republican senator ted cruz of texas is dealing with questions with his birth place and whether he's eligible to run for president. he releaseded his birth certificate which shows he was born in alberto, canada. he was renounce canadian citi n citizensh citizenship. >> i was born in canada. my mother is a u.s. citizen. she was born in wilmington. lived most of her life in the u.s.. so i'm a citizen by birth. those are the facts of my birth and i'll let other people worry about the l

the homeowner is 44 year old mark hayes. he spoke to reporters very briefly outside his home earlier tonight. he says he had no choice but to defend himself. everything was a tragedy. somebody's father or son passed. all i was trying to do was protect my house and myself. he woke up around 315 this morning when the alarm went off for his crotch. he checked it out and found themselves face to face with a burglar inside the garage. the burglar attacked him with a hammer. but he said he had no chancchoice but to defend himself. he stabbed the man with a fishing knife. the burglar made his way to his car and then to the hospital where he later died. the man's father said he feared for his life. but man broke into the garage. he went into the crotch and confronted him and the guy said, get a gun like there is another person there. and my son did not know whether there was somebody there or not. the man's son and wife were home at the time. he is ex marine. he knows how to operate so the speaker. hayes said there have been problem

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donna hayes. karen saginor. sorry if i mispronounce any names. okay, please come forward. >>> thank you, supervisor cohen, for sponsoring this as well as supervisor avalos for your leadership in our community for many years. as a former student, long-time student and current student at city college, the last 12 years on and off, i'm also a graduate of s.f. state. i'm growing gravely concerned what's been happening, what's been going on in our community here with potential threat and loss of our great institution here. and, so, there's many other folks behind me that want to speak. i just wanted to show my support as well as a student for the measures to save our school. and i wanted to bring up just a couple of points, small points. funding is a crucial issue here with enrollment, something that's been brought up here as well as economic analysis for the impact. it costs about $6,000 per class to buy a class at city college. if we leverage that comparing that to the amount of money that we're going to lose, something should be considered. there s